Alexander Baranov

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Alexander Baranov was a Russian merchant and colonial administrator who became the first governor of Russian America and played a key role in expanding the Russian-American Company's fur trade in Alaska.

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Alexander Baranov canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial administrator
governor
human
merchant
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
employer Russian-American Company
ethnicGroup Russian
fieldOfWork colonial administration
fur trade
hasSignificantConnection Kodiak
linked to: Kodiak, Alaska

Russian-American Company
Sitka
languageSpoken Russian
notableFor administration of Russian America
expansion of the Russian-American Company fur trade in Alaska
founding and development of Sitka as a Russian settlement
occupation colonial administrator
fur trader
merchant
partOf history of Alaska
history of Russian America
placeOfActivity Alaska
Kodiak Island
Russian America
positionHeld chief manager of the Russian-American Company
governor of Russian America
roleIn Russian colonization of Alaska
development of Russian-American Company outposts in North America

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Novo-Arkhangelsk founder Alexander Baranov
Russian Alaska exploredBy Alexander Baranov
Resurrection Bay namedBy Alexander Baranov
Baranov Island namedAfter Alexander Baranov
Battle of Sitka commander Alexander Baranov
Russian-American Company notableLeader Alexander Baranov